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Buying surplus siding & exterior: what to know

Siding comes by the square and jobs finish with part squares left: vinyl in cartons, fiber cement on the pallet, plus the trim, soffit and house wrap that go with it. Color matching is the whole game: a repair that matches is invisible, and the only reliable match is material from the same run.

Check before you buy

  • Compare color in daylight, not a garage

    vinyl fades and chalks with sun exposure. Hold a piece against a known-new piece outdoors before trusting a color name.

  • Check vinyl for hail bruising

    small crescent cracks on the back side of a panel mean it took hail. It installs fine and then fails the first cold snap.

  • Inspect fiber cement corners and faces

    it is heavy and brittle before it is hung. Chipped corners are trimmable; a face crack runs the whole board eventually.

  • Count pieces against your wall measurements

    siding math is squares: 100 square feet per square. Short by half a square means a trip to match a dye lot, which is the thing you were avoiding.

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